1989 Map of Ronald
USGS Topo · Published 1989About this map
Roslyn Cascade Mine No 4 and various mine dumps dominate the northeastern corner of this landscape, marking the coal mining history of the Ronald and Roslyn area. The industrial legacy of the Upper Kittitas Valley is clearly visible through these workings and a nearby Strip Mine, set against a complex network of water and transport. The Yakima River and Cle Elum River converge south of Cle Elum Lake, flanked by the John Wayne Pioneer State Park Trail which follows the path of former rail infrastructure. This 1980s data records the transition of the region, showing small settlements like Nelson and natural landmarks such as Lavender Lake and Domerie Flats that define the valley floor between Easton Ridge and South Elum Ridge.
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